I'm looking at my blood report and I'm seeing a few things out of range, like my total leucocytes are at 3.83 which seems low, and my neutrophils are 34.9 and there's something going on with my lymphocytes at 56.7. Also, my basophils and monocytes' absolute counts are not within the normal range. I've also noticed that the mean corpuscular hemoglobin and the MCHC are a bit off. I had a fever not too long ago and still have mucus in my throat. I'm starting to worry because I read that these symptoms could be related to typhoid. Do you think it's possible that I have typhoid, or is there something else going on?

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Dr Kareemulla Shaik

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0+ Yrs

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Toothache during pregnancy can be concerning.

Safety of Medications

Zerodol: Contains diclofenac, which is not recommended during pregnancy due to potential risks of miscarriage and fetal complications.

Odol-Sp: Contains benzocaine and chlorhexidine, which are generally considered safe during pregnancy.

Recommendations

Consult obstetrician: Inform your wife's obstetrician about the toothache and medications taken.

Dental evaluation: Schedule a dental appointment to assess and treat the underlying toothache cause.

Safe pain management: Discuss safe pain management options with your obstetrician or dentist.

Answered 04/07/2025

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